Sentence examples for Generate conflict from inspiring English sources

The development threatens to generate conflict with United Nations peacekeepers and armed pro-Aristide militants.

Iran's nuclear efforts and Ahmadinejad's provocative foreign policy continued to generate conflict as his term progressed.

In fact, the chemistry between them is "so perfect it undermines the movie's attempt to generate conflict" between them (Scott).

Many composers draw on the David and Goliath potential of the concerto genre to generate conflict between soloist and orchestra.

The chemistry between Mr. Auteuil, with his craggy, unshaven sensuality, and Ms. Paradis, with her sexual incandescence, is so perfect that it undermines the movie's attempt to generate conflict and distance between them.

The Pashtun tribes that dominate southern Afghanistan deeply mistrust the Northern Alliance forces, which consist mainly of ethnic Tajik and Uzbeks, so any attempts by the alliance to enter Kandahar could generate conflict among the opposition groups.

Those ethnic and racial enclaves generate conflicts, including extensive gang activity.

Ed Miliband's new policy towards a referendum on Britain's membership of the European Union is both boring and ambiguous enough to generate conflicting headlines in rival newspapers.

Although many scientific ideas generate conflicting results and suffer from falling effect sizes, they continue to get cited in the textbooks and drive standard medical practice.

But though Pistorius and Louw were resolutely upbeat, Pistorius, nicknamed Blade Runner, continues to generate conflicting emotions in the milieu that he has long sought to integrate.

Last Sunday, Mr. Rajoy told a rally in Catalonia that Mr. Mas had achieved nothing except "create divisions, generate conflicts and waste precious time in the fight against the crisis".